Before joining The Hearing Center, Adriana earned her degree in Early Childhood Education and worked as an educator, with additional training in social-emotional learning, empathy, and
child development. That background gave her a deep appreciation for the role hearing plays in our development and throughout our lives.

Hearing helps us learn language, understand the
people around us, build relationships, participate in conversations, and feel connected to our environment. When access to sound changes, it can affect much more than simply what we hear; it can change how we experience and interact with the world.

That perspective is a big part of what Adriana brings to patient care. She enjoys helping patients and families understand their options, finding answers when things get complicated, and making
an unfamiliar process feel a little less overwhelming. She believes patients should feel
comfortable asking questions and should understand what is happening with their care, not
simply be told what to do. She is also happy to assist patients in both English and Spanish.
Outside the office, Adriana is a mom of two daughters, a lifelong superhero fan, and usually the person trying to find something to laugh about, even on the hectic days